In Britain, 3 bought exclusive rights to a slice of high-frequency broadcast spectrum in 2008 that it is using to transport data traffic from base stations back to its core network, which is one of the weak links overloaded by heavy Internet traffic.
The spots, which Ms. McGarry said would depict "a slice of life, high entertainment," will focus on three aspects of Xerox's business -- publishing on demand, office color products and one-to-one marketing.
The NYPD Union and the New York City Mayor's office have an opportunity to come together and regain a slice of moral high ground.
Three will be using a slice of the high-frequency 1800MHz band allocated for 4G which it won in an auction overseen by telecoms regulator Ofcom.
Crouching Tiger star Chang Chen and Cantonese pop singers Shawn Yue and Jacky Cheung managed $16.9m and fifth spot on the worldwide chart, with terrorism thriller Helios - what looks like a slice of Hong Kong high-calibre hokum, with cops hareing after uranium-hawking master criminals.
All the assumptions below were based on a married couple filing jointly and without considering the alternative minimum tax, a parallel tax system aimed at a certain slice of high earners that excludes many deductions.
The city is closer to the dystopian picture sketched in Gary Shteyngart's 2011 novel, "Super Sad True Love Story", where New Yorkers are divided into a small slice of High Net Worth Individuals paying for immortality treatments and masses of agitated, powerless, hungry Low Net Worth Individuals.
Whatever its other merits, "The Story of Luke," a slice-of-life tale of a high-functioning autistic man-child faced with enormous changes to his sheltered existence, explains early on that, no, Luke (Lou Taylor Pucci) does not have any special powers.
It's not a compliment a punk might want to hear, but "Fat Kid Rules the World" is a relatively respectable slice of high school outsider storytelling.
Opening up a larger slice of high-quality spectrum for open networks is a must, but it's just a first step.
Meanwhile, poorer students who are less prepared — those who a generation ago would not have even enrolled in college — are getting a smaller slice of higher education spending.
